Catherine McGrew Jaime

{This short book now contains two of Catherine's other political booklets - "There Ought to Be a Law" and "Notes from Frederick Bastiat's Political Economy Essays."} Are you a conservative trying to make sense of government and economics? Are you a liberal trying to figure out what makes the conservatives around you tick? Or are you a student, trying to understand the constant talk of government and economics that you hear around you? Look no further. Catherine (author of the booklet, Understanding the Electoral College) gives you short and understandable explanations of a number of those key concepts: Proper Role of Government; Cost of Government; The Foundations of Government; Separation of Church and State; Pursuit of Happiness; Individual Responsibility; Winners & Losers; Prices; Mountains of Debt; Government as Robin Hood; Class Warfare; Incentives; Property Rights;Unintended Consequences; Outsourcing; Greed/Self Interest; Profit; and more.

Sometimes the hardest part of writing is just beginning. Catherine makes that part a little easier for writers of all ages and experience. Here she gives you ninety starting points - little prompts to get the creative juices going and the pencil moving. That gives you enough to do at least a bit of writing every day for three months, or every school day for one semester. The idea here is to ignite your imagination, and get you writing An entire page is given for each day, though there is no requirement that you fill each pay. You may use the prompts any way that strikes you - write part of a funny story, or a sad or mysterious one...or make a few notes for any direction it points you in. The important thing is to write, and to do it regularly